US EditionIntel AI leader named CEO of Nokia
- Pekka Lundmark has stepped down as CEO of Nokia, and Justin Hotard will succeed him starting April 1, stationed at Nokia's HQ in Espoo.
- Lundmark has served as President and CEO of Nokia since 2020 and will act as an advisor to Hotard until the end of this year.
- Hotard expressed excitement about his new role, stating it is an 'honour' to be appointed CEO and he looks forward to Nokia's transformation journey.
- Lundmark mentioned he is moving on to pursue a different career direction, aiming to work in a capacity such as a board professional.
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